Fan takes legal action against New York Yankees after allegedly being assaulted by inebriated attendee during 2018 game in Yankee Stadium: Reports

A New York Yankees fan has reportedly sought legal action after being assaulted by another inebriated fan during a game against the Texas Rangers back in 2018.

Gregory Everest, of New Jersey, has filed a lawsuit at the Bronx Supreme Court, according to the New York Post. The lawsuit states that the attack left him with several stitches to his head and two broken teeth.

After the incident four years ago, Everest was taken to Bronx Lebanon Hospital for treatment. The complaint stated that he fell “head-first into the steel pointed corner of the hand rail/fencing."

Everest's attorney told the New York Post that the inebriated fan verbally assaulted and abused him. Afterward, he was detained in another area.

“He was knocked out cold. He doesn’t remember anything,” attorney George Stavropoulos told the New York Post.

As a life-long supporter of the franchise, Everest was disappointed by the incident. He conveyed his feelings via his attorney, who said:

“I’ve been a lifelong fan of the Yankees team and players, but not a fan of the Yankee organization and security and the NYPD. They let me down.”

He is seeking close to $6 million in damages, revealing that the NYPD cops did not reprimand the patron, but chose to take action against him instead. The Yankees are yet to comment on the incident.

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